The Sony ICD-PX820 Digital Voice Recorder incorporates a lightweight design and state-of-the-art features. Having the ability to make audio recordings in a system that slips easily into a pocket or backpack opens new opportunities for students and working professionals. The level of storage capacity has increased with this product that features automated sound controls, USB connectivity and interactive editing functions. The recordings may be downloaded to either a PC or Mac and translated using voice recognition software. Sony carries through with their reputation for quality products; the ICD-PX820 receives favorable ratings and ranks near the top of the market with this moderately priced unit.
Features of the Sony Product
The automated VOR (Voice Operated Recording) system features a stop and start function that begins when an audio signal is recognized. A new feature on the Sony ICD-PX820 Digital Voice Recorder allows the user to edit the recording during the playback session so that comments or corrections can be easily added. The small system is designed for large capacity and typically holds up to 22 hours of recorded sound. With 2GB of flash memory built into the device, the user is guaranteed that most recording sessions will be easily covered and can depend on the battery life to be approximately 30 hours.
Buyers of the Sony ICD-PX820 who own either a PC or Mac will be able to download the recording through a USB connection. Files are recorded in an MP3 format. Various voice recognition software programs currently on the market may be used to translate the Sony recordings and the device offers flexibility for consumers who work with proven professional voice translation programs.
The advanced features of this system including the automated start/stop function, digital pitch control and voice editing capability satisfy consumers who desire a quality high-tech device. For those that need simple functionality, the Sony provides a user-friendly interface and clear, precise instructions.
